Mechatronics Technician 1

Analog Devices•Beaverton, OR

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Analog Devices (ADI) is a global semiconductor leader that has been inventing breakthrough technologies for over 55 years, transforming lives through innovation. ADI combines analog, digital, and software technologies to enable advancements in digitized factories, mobility, digital healthcare, climate change combat, and global connectivity. With over $9 billion in revenue in FY24 and approximately 24,000 employees globally, ADI fosters a culture of beneficial programs, aligned goals, continuous learning, and sustainable practices. The Mechatronics Technician I will support the build, assembly, test, and troubleshooting of automated and robotic systems used in semiconductor manufacturing and advanced automation environments. This entry-level role operates under close to moderate supervision, focusing on developing foundational skills in mechanical, electrical, and controls systems while contributing to daily equipment support and development activities.

Requirements

Associate degree or technical certification in Mechatronics, Industrial Automation, Electronics, or related field, OR equivalent military technical experience
Basic knowledge of: Mechanical assemblies and hand tools, Electrical components (sensors, motors, power supplies), and Automated or electromechanical systems
Ability to read and follow technical documentation and procedures
Willingness to learn and work in a fast‑paced development and manufacturing environment
Strong attention to detail and safety awareness

Nice To Haves

Internship, lab, or co‑op experience with automation or robotics
Exposure to PLCs, IPCs, or industrial control systems
Familiarity with basic industrial communication concepts (I/O, sensors, actuators)
Experience working in semiconductor, cleanroom, or high‑reliability manufacturing environments

Responsibilities

Support the assembly, installation, and modification of mechatronic and automated equipment under guidance from senior technicians and engineers
Assist with mechanical assembly, including component installation, cable routing, alignment, and fastener torqueing
Support electrical assembly tasks, such as wiring, connector termination, sensor installation, and I/O checks
Perform basic troubleshooting of equipment issues and escalate complex problems appropriately
Assist in system bring‑up, debug support, and functional testing activities
Read and follow mechanical drawings, electrical schematics, and work instructions
Document work performed, including build notes, redlines, and issue tracking
Support preventive maintenance and basic repairs on automation equipment
Follow all safety, EHS, and cleanroom procedures
Participate in training activities to build competency in controls, robotics, and automation systems